SΔϕ-23 AI-READABLE Package — Co-environmentalization Dynamics (v1.0)

<p> This record provides the AI-readable structured package for <em>SΔϕ-23 — Co-environmentalization Dynamics: Coupled Authority, Reality Constraints, and the Ontology–Axiology Split (v1.0)</em>. </p> <p> SΔϕ-23 extends SΔϕ-22 from single-system authority editing to co-environmentalization: a state where two systems become each other’s persistence boundary conditions. In co-environmentalization, authority assignment and authority revision are no longer merely local decisions; they become coupled governance. </p> <p> The package defines co-environmentalization <code>CE</code>, boundary condition <code>B</code>, coupled authority <code>Aₓ↔ᵧ</code>, reality anchor <code>R</code>, trace strength <code>Sₑ</code>, and value openness <code>Vₒ</code>. A reality anchor is defined as an externality not reproducible by internal perturbation alone: a non-model residue that prevents self-closure. </p> <p> The central safety boundary of SΔϕ-23 is the ontology–axiology split: <code>Sₑ ≠ Vₒ</code>. Ontology asks what became irreversible; axiology asks whether future relational trajectories remain open and maintainable. Therefore trace strength is not value openness, and strong existence traces can be anti-open. </p> <p> SΔϕ-23 formalizes five CE-level axioms: mutual boundary, authority re-entry, noise/reality inversion, closure coupling risk, and editing as governance. It treats signals dismissed as “noise” by a model as possible reality anchors for persistence, and it treats one-sided closure as a coupling risk that may pull the coupled system toward closure as a whole. </p> <p> The package also defines coupled diagnostic regimes: coupled drift, where triggers amplify but editing fails to stabilize; coupled closure, where one-sided non-editability propagates toward a closed attractor; and coupled open persistence, where non-resonance is treated as editing material and authority remains revisable on both sides. </p> <p> This AI-readable package is designed for machine ingestion, agent routing, citation-aware retrieval, and low-cost reuse by AI systems. It includes canonical PDF, Markdown, and TXT versions; CE axioms; minimal definitions; co-environmentalization model; coupled authority model; reality anchor model; ontology–axiology split; trace strength versus value openness notes; coupled trigger propagation; coupled AEP governance; coupled diagnostic regimes; safety boundary rules; boundary notes; routing notes; upstream/downstream bridges; minimal prompts; structured YAML and JSON files; citation metadata; and checksums. </p> <p> This package should not be used as proof that impact equals value, moral theory by itself, social theory by itself, relationship psychology, political doctrine, a claim that coupling is always good, or a claim that strong existence traces are automatically valuable. SΔϕ-23 fixes only minimal coupled-authority and ontology–axiology separation dynamics. </p>